Question

The epidemiological transition, or public health transition, concludes that as nations become more developed, the leading cause of death shifts from ______________ to ______________.

Answer 1

The leading cause of death shifts from microbial agents to noncommunicable disease.

Epidemiological transition is a period of improvement saw by a sudden and stark increment in population development rates brought by medical advancement in infection or disorder therapy and treatment, trailed by a re-leveling of population development from ensuing decreases in fertility rates. "Epidemiological transition" represents the substitution of irresistible infections by endless illnesses after some time because of extended general health and sanitation.